The United Nations has made a severe cut to the ration budget for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, leaving them with only 27 cents per day or $8 per month for survival. The Rohingyas, who escaped persecution in Myanmar, have been living in overcrowded camps in Bangladesh since 2017 and rely heavily on international support due to limited job opportunities. This decision has worsened their already challenging situation, affecting their nutrition, healthcare, and education. Humanitarian groups and activists are deeply concerned about the impact, arguing that it pushes the Rohingyas further into poverty and dependency on aid, hindering their long-term prospects. Efforts are being made to prompt international action to address the refugees' plight and ensure their well-being. Urgent action is needed to alleviate their suffering and protect their rights as they face ongoing challenges in their quest for a safe and dignified life. The international community must collaborate to find sustainable solutions and support this vulnerable population. - Desk report, BOB Post